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Federer set to attend and be honoured at 2023 Laver Cup: "I'll miss the Laver Cup a lot"
ATPWednesday, 16 August 2023 at 10:30
Switzerland’s legendary tennis player Roger Federer is set
to be honoured at the 2023 edition of the Laver Cup.
The 41-year-old remains one of the most iconic players in
the history of men’s singles tennis in the Open era.
Federer is set to be honoured at the 2023 Laver Cup for his
services to the game and the competition.
Federer was quoted ahead of the event that he will miss the ‘Laver
Cup a lot’.
“I’ll miss Laver Cup a lot,” he said. “With my last match
also played there with Rafa, Novak, Murray, everyone celebrating my career. It
was a beautiful moment.”
The Laver Cup is set to be played from 22 to 24 September at
the Rogers Arena in Canada.
Federer finished his career as one of the greatest of all
time after winning 20 Grand Slams in his illustrious career.
The Basel-born was the first men’s player in the Open era history
to win more than 15 Grand Slam titles. That’s not it as he was also the first
to win 20 major titles in his career.
Federer’s most successful competition was Wimbledon where he
ended up lifting the title as many as eight times which is still a record in
the history of the tournament.
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